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During the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma, what happens to insulin levels?
During the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma, what happens to insulin levels?
- Insulin levels increase
- Insulin levels decrease (correct)
- Insulin levels fluctuate
- Insulin levels remain unchanged
What is a characteristic of the 'Flow' phase following major trauma?
What is a characteristic of the 'Flow' phase following major trauma?
- Reduced insulin levels
- Decreased substrate consumption
- Negative nitrogen balance (correct)
- Decreased stress hormone levels
Which of the following is a metabolic change during the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma?
Which of the following is a metabolic change during the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma?
- Increased stress hormone levels (correct)
- Decreased oxygen consumption
- Decreased body temperature
- Normal insulin levels
What occurs immediately during the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma?
What occurs immediately during the 'Ebb' phase after major trauma?
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Which metabolic change is associated with the 'Flow' phase following major trauma?
Which metabolic change is associated with the 'Flow' phase following major trauma?
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